March Into Romance: New Releases to Fall in Love With!

Judith Cauthan

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17 comments posted.

Re: A Lady's Secret Weapon (1:52pm October 20, 2013):

My favorites are full of witty dialogue, snarky heroines and
dashing rakes.

Re: Christmas Quilt (1:50pm October 20, 2013):

What a beautiful message, we could all use a bit more
Christmas in our lives all year long.

Re: Buried In A Bog (6:56pm March 17, 2013):

I have never been to Ireland, but going is definitely on my
bucket list. My maternal grandmother's maternal family was
from Ireland and we have story's that have been handed down
about them being run out of Ireland for being Catholic. The
family is no longer practicing Catholicism, but we still
practice our Irish heritage with Colcannon and Corned Beef &
Cabbage.

Re: A Howl For A Highlander (5:43pm February 13, 2013):

Set up one of those giant umbrellas on the beach and just take
in the beauty of the ocean, all the while protected from the
sun!

Sounds like a great book, I will add it to my Must Get List.

Re: Wildcat (5:36pm February 13, 2013):

"You bring bare back riding to a whole 'nother level."

This looks like a great series. Can't wait to get my hands on
a copy and start reading. :)

Re: Doomed (1:38pm January 15, 2013):

I must admit that I am not very familiar with the Greek
Pantheon of mythology. Viking and Norse lore was always my
favorite subject to dive into. However, as I was a
young(er) woman in the 90's when Kevin Sorbo rocked out the
Legendary Adventures of Hercules, I have some small, and
probably totally wrong, idea. Then Disney took a turn at
Hercules and we all know how off base that one was. But it
does hold a special place in my heart because Megara totally
rocks as a girl power figure for Disney.

Re: Finding Home (6:49pm January 14, 2013):

I have great memories of my working with my grandfather in his
workshop. He was a carpenter and boatbuilder, and I can
remember being very little and playing in the sawdust while he
worked. As I got older, he would let me help when he was
building something.

Re: Kiss Of The Betrayer (5:41pm January 12, 2013):

My issues with balance come from my OCD about how I like
things done. When something isn't in the right spot or done
how I feel that it should be done, I stress out and end up
doing every thing myself. I am still working on letting
things go. Just because I think something should be done
one way, doesn't mean there isn't many others ways to
accomplish the task. (Even if I think they are taking it the
long way around!)

Re: Birthright (5:34pm January 12, 2013):

I grew up hearing stories about my grandmother's father
being one of the children who had gone west from New York on
what was known as the Orphan Train. Him and his brother
were adopted by neighboring farms in Iowa. Their parents
had died on one of the boats coming into Ellis Island and
they were too young to know their own heritage.

Additionally, my grandfather's grandfather was of a similar
situation coming into the country through New Orleans.
Apparently that was also a major entry point into the U.S.
for immigrants. I wish we hadn't lost a large part of our
heritage with these deaths, but it is very interesting
having ancestors be part of these pieces of American
History.

Re: The Billionaire's Christmas Baby (4:53pm December 27, 2012):

I am most grateful for our family. We added 2 new members
this year, my brother's fiance and her little girl. They
are still in shock going from only having long distance
relations to hoard of inlaws and nieces and nephews nearby.
(6 siblings + spouses + kids multiplies rapidly.) But it
wouldn't be the Holidays without the joy of having everyone
around.

Best wishes on your Father's continued good health! Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year.

Re: Secret Santa Baby (4:47pm December 27, 2012):

I love the idea of using Santa Baby as your gift giving
inspirations. A car, the yacht, the penthouse, Tiffany's, the
ring! Plus the Friends to Lovers angle. Sounds fantastic. I
will add it to my Get List for sure!

Re: Betrayed by Shadows (1:22pm December 17, 2012):

My favorite characters have attitude to spare. They are the
ones that speak their mind, use sarcasm & put up with no
shit off anyone. I want a female character who will stand
up to anyone, and most especially her man. Nothing turns me
off a book faster than those simpering females who stand
around (or faint) and wait for a man to take care of them.
Bring on the woman who carves her own path and goes out and
does the saving.

Re: Deadly Patterns (7:55pm December 15, 2012):

My favorite holiday treat is my great grandmother's fruitcake
recipe. We make it right after Thanksgiving and then it is
wrapped with rum soaked towels changed out every week. I absolutely love it. I have even managed to convert many
people into fruitcake fans. Merry Christmas!

Re: Just A Cowboy And His Baby (12:03pm December 14, 2012):

Sounds like a great book. Can't wait to read it. :)

Re: Fortune's Hero (11:46pm December 13, 2012):

Oh, and don't forget actually getting up to change the
channel on the tv. I can remember when my grandparents got
a new tv that had this incredibly new feature, something
called a remote. The remote was big boxy and had 6 buttons:
on/off, channel up, channel down, volume up, volume down and
mute. It was the coolest thing ever. The tv that I watched
Saturday morning cartoons on was in black and white and had
3 dials on it. When you stop and think about it, the
changes that have happened in my lifetime just boggle my
mind.

The one thing that I would love to see by the year 3012 are
the molecular transporters like on startrek. Beam me up
Scotty!

Re: Holiday Buzz (5:19pm December 4, 2012):

I have totally fallen in love with this series and can't wait
to get my hands on the newest Clare Cosi story. I have
learned so much about coffee that when I talk to others they
think I am some kind of expert. So THANKS!! *g*

Re: Taming the Outback (3:09pm November 26, 2012):

Sounds right up my alley. I love strong willed women who
aren't afraid to go out and make their own destiny.